Alcohol problems in Britain are examined through interviews with figures like Russell Brand and Professor David Nutt, contrasting the nation's drinking culture with that of the United States.
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Alcohol problems in Britain are examined through interviews with figures like Russell Brand and Professor David Nutt, contrasting the nation's drinking culture with that of the United States.
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Synopsis
Arthur Cauty and Silver Levy-So filmed A Royal Hangover in various locations, including London, Liverpool, and Los Angeles. The documentary addresses the severe alcohol problems in Britain, contrasting the country's drinking culture with that of the United States. It features interviews with notable figures such as Russell Brand, Professor David Nutt, and Dr Sarah Jarvis. The film premiered on October 12, 2014, at the Sunscreen Film Festival in Los Angeles and has since been screened at multiple international festivals.
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- See Russell Brand discuss his rehab experience.
- Find out why Britain struggles with binge drinking.
- Meet experts like Professor David Nutt on alcohol issues.
Did You Know
- The film premiered on October 12, 2014, at the Sunscreen Film Festival.
- Development lasted around one and a half years, starting in November 2012.
- Russell Brand participated after filming at Focus 12, a rehab center he attended.
- The trailer was released on September 15, 2014, and gained significant attention.
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Who directed A Royal Hangover?
A Royal Hangover was directed by Arthur Cauty.
When did A Royal Hangover premiere?
A Royal Hangover premiered on 12 October 2014 at the Sunscreen Film Festival in Los Angeles.
What was the duration of A Royal Hangover?
A Royal Hangover has a duration of 102 minutes.
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